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Otago Daily Times, Issue 101, 13 March 1862, Page 8

Houses, Land, &c. - FOR SALE. ' "" : mAYO ACRES FREEHOLD PROPERTY in J_ Caversbam, within twenty minutes' walk of tlie '. Pust Office, to which the attention of parties desirous 1 of a suburban residence is requested. ; _ The above is o,ie of the finest sites for a private re- ■ sidence, and commands some of the most splendid • views in the neighbourhood of tiie town. ■ There is also a small Cottage and a valuable Free- ' stone Quarry on the property. Apply to ' HUGH CALDER, Builder, Dunedin. FOR SALE, ft In Portobello Bay, A VALUABLE PROPERTY'of Fifty Acres, with good Stone House, Barn, and Outbuildings, nnd water frontage to both Portobello Bay . and North-east Harbor. The above is a very valuable investment, and well . suited for marine residences. Also 19 or 20 Head of Cattle, and a strong well found 5 ton Boat. 1 Apply to ] MESSRS GILLIES & STREET, '" Princes street, next Day and Micville's. A DESIRABLE BARGAIN. FOR SALE. t A COTTAGE, and nine years' lease of a Section i _TJ_ and of land (portion let off) having a frontage f of 132 feet to Royal Terrace. Is within five minutes' walk of the Octogan. Rent free, and portion let off, - bringing in an annual profit. £100 A raluation allowed on Expiry of Lease. Plentiful supply of AVater and Wood, Free, l Apply to ANDERSON & STODDART, Bakers, George-street. GOOD INVESTMENT AT AVAITAHUNA. ~ FOR PRIVATE SALE, THE CAMP HOTEL, WAITAHUNA, ■t A MOST Substantial and Commodious Building c x\. of Corrugated Iron. This is a rare opportunity :. for any one with a small capital, desirous of getting s a lucrative business. Present stock wiR be given at a valuation. Further particulars may be obtained by applying to DALGETY, RATTRAY A CO., tl Dunedin ; or, J. A. ROSS, AVaitahuna, On the Premises. CHEAP LAND. CHEAP LAND. ALLOTMENTS FOR 2s. 6d. PER WEEK. A Chance for AVorking Men and Others. [• mO BE LET, on LEASE for Seven Yea.s, «, Few '" JL Allotments of Land, having 20 Feet Frontage, [; by a Depth of 130 Feet, for 2s. Cd. per Week. '^ The above is only distant about 15 minutes' walk f from the Post-office, by the road to the Half-way 5> Bush, a healthy situation, and commanding a splendid view of the Harbor and surrounding country. - For further particulars, apply to GILLIES AND STREET, 4 • Princes-street. " J. H. AVALLACE. LAND and Estate Agent, and General Commission Merchant, AVellington, New Zealand. - FOR SALE, . FFVE TEN ACRE SECTIONS in the immediate neighbourhood of Dunedin. To be Sold jf either separately or together. AA'ILLIAM H. REYNOLDS, Bonded Store. PROFITABLE INVEST MTTnTT FOR SALE, THE JUNCTION BAKERY and GENERAL STORE, doing an extensive Business at the c Junction, Tuapeka. ir For particulars, apply on the Premises, or to Mr. Roberts at the store of AY. C. YOUNG, Esq., Princes-street, Dunedm. FOR SALE. 9A'ALUABLE building allotments, Tory- » reet and Haining-sfreet,'Wellington, GO feet jtouti, ages each, by a depth of 50 feet, price HOa. per foot. 0 Apply to J. H. WALLACE, c Estat" A iren t, Wellington. '. February 15th. 186-2. c TO BLAOiCSAUTiIS AND oiii-Kita. "O O R S A L E, — _&.' The LEASE of part of a Section in Duuedin, on the main road to the diggings, with a convenient Shop 28 x 28, and three forges in good working ' order. GILLIES & STREET, Land Agents, Princes-street. " DWELLING HOUSE. JjAOR SALE, a comfortable aud commodious Houso ? with or without Section, in a first-class situa- ? tion. Also, for Sale or Lease, several Town and i Rural Sections in various parts of the Province. :, Terms Easy. Apply to THOMAS REDMAYNE, r Castle-street. FOR SALE. A SUBURBAN SECTION, mostly fenced, and partly improved, situate in one of the principal outlets of the city, having permanent water, a . small bush, a sheltered site, and very fine prospect. Apply to JONES k AVILLIAMSON, '' Princes-street.. v Hotels, &c. il ————————— r= ————^r— —————————^-—r y EOR SALE, DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. THE "QUEEN'S ARMS" TAVERN Apply to Kenyon & Rawlins, Solicitors. • 256 36 SHAMROCK HOTEL, MAIN ROAD, AVETHERSTON'S. .AN Ordinary, every day, at one o'clock. Ample s X"JL accomodation tor boarders. Also, good Beds. On hand, an excellent stock of A\ Tines, Sjiirits, and Beers. '"- a FISHER & OUTRAM, j. Proprietors. 1 GOLDEN AG E HOTEL, Main Road, AVeatherstone's. THE proprietors beg to intimnte, that they have on hand an excellent Stock of AVines, Spirits, ~ aud Beers. Their accommodation for boarders is all that can be desired, and their cuisine is unrivalled. They have erected a large concert-room, capable of , holding over 400 persons, which is nightly filled by san admiring audience. It is their intention to spare no expense in order to secure for their patrons the I very best amusements. To accomplish this they are ? making arrangements for the immediate appearance of the most eminent artistes. Large and Commodious Stables Are attached to the premises, with first-rate feed and good attendance. Parcels per Cobb and Co., are delivered daily at the Golden Age Hotel. ■ . --• 1 ' ': ' RICHMOND & VANCE, ■'■■•• ' Proprietors. ~ AULD REEKIE! ~~~rr' 1 "EDINBURGH CASTLE" HOTEL, CAVERSBAM, (Two Miles from Town, on the Road to the Diggings.) GOOD STABLING and secure PADDOCKS, under the superintendence of the Proprietor. CHARGES MODERATE. PROVINCE OF WELLINGTON. £1000 REWARD. , AVAILABLE GOLD FIELD. Superintendent's Office, - AVellington, 15th January, 1862. -VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'that the jLM Provincial Government of AVellington will award a sum or sums of money, nof exceeding in the whole the amount at one thousand pounds sterling, payable tp any oii'p ■ person, or distributable rateably aniopgstnny number of persons, who shall discover and make known to the Government the existence of au available Gold Field witliin the Province of AVellington. All claims for the payment of this reward, or any portion oi it, are to be sent in to the Government, addressed to the Provincial Secretary in the first instance, by whom they will be afterwards referred to the decision of a Commission consisting of three {persons, one to be named by the AVellington Chamber of Commerce and two by the Superintentlant. I By "available Gold Field "is meant a district within which Gold shall be judged by the Commissioners ,to exist capable of affording emplojunent to a body of not less than six hundred (000) diggers at aremunt five rate of wages. 1.. E. FEATHERSTON, Superintendent.